Prince
Rupert
Dally
Nwj
Tuesday,
May
12,
1953
Money
Raised
by
Junior
Red
Cross
t
Buys
Textiles
for
Korea
Youngsters
Military
Deliveries
To
Be
Speeded
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Defence
Secretary
Wilson
told
Congress
the
Eisenhower
administration
expects
that
actual
deliveries
of
mm
during
the
Second
.World
War
Bjarnesan
visited
the
two
Free-when
our
girls
were
only
at
the
dom
Villages
at
Munsan,
the
i
general
hospitals."
one
for
UN
troops,
the
other
for
While
in
the
brigade
area
RoKs,
as
an
official
observer.
By
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Press
Stan
Writer
SEOUL
(CP)
The
pennies
of
Canadian
schoolchildren
have
have
bought
$20,000
worth
of
textiles
for
youngsters
in
Korea.
Stafon
Bjarnesan
of
Toronto.
I
military
equipment
to
U.S.
allies
will
be
increased
sharply
In
j
the
12
months
beginning
July
1.
I
He
said
the
aim
is
to
deliver
assistant
national
commissioner
!
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross,
said
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$750
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$1375
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$1000
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$350
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$950
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$noo
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SolTH
$395
that
the
cloth
will
be
used
in
a
RCAF
Commander
Speaks
Three
Languages
at
Opening
ZWE1BRUECKEN,
Germanyi
Number
One
Fighter
Wing,
(AP
When
the
commander
of
now
at
North
Luffenham,
Eng-the
new
Canadian
air
base
here,
land,
Is
due
to
transfef
to
the
Group
Captain
A.
C.
Hull,
made
continent
as
soon
as
there
is
a
self-help
program
in
Korean
schools.
y
The
pupils
will
be
tauiiht
to
t.
Jjr.
m.
..
sew
them
into
clothes
for
other
needy
Korean
children.
The
money
was
raised
bv
the
base
available.
I
TWO
WRECKS
.
.
Canadian
Junior
Red
Cross
and
J
If
removed
in
2
days
$5,000,000,000
worth
of
military
supplies
to
U.S.
allies
compared
with
$3,800,000,000
in
anticipated
actual
deliveries
during
the
current
fiscal
year
ending
June
30.
Wilson
and
Gen.
Omar
Bradley,
chairman
of
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff,
appeared
before
congressional
committees
to
urge
approval
of
President
Eisenhower's
request
for
$5,828,000,-000
in
new
foreign
aid
funds.
Bradley
said
the
amount
Eisenhower
asked
for
overseas
military
aid
was
"cutuideiaUy
less"
than
desired"
by
defence
chiefs.
He
said
he
saw
nothing
in
the
world
situation
to
warrant
any
slackening
of
effort.
a
speech
at
the
opening
ceremony,
he
spoke
in
French,
then
German,
and
finally,
English.
The
tall
RCAF
officer
from
Manotic,
near
Ottawa,
thus
underscored
the
international
Canada's
uetence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton
has
promised
that
the
Fourth
Fighter
Wing
will
take
post
at
Soellingen,
near
here,
before
the
end
of
the
is
a
gift
from
its
national
service
fund.
.
Textiles
have
been
bought
in
Japan,
where
a
Korean
woman
teacher
spent
three
months
learning
self-help
meth
'
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"'
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T
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a
.
a-
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.......
.
....
,
,
THE
DEATHS
of
Mrs.
Adele
Holmes,
36,
and
her
four
children
were
called
murder
and
suicide
by
police.
They
said
the
wife
of
a
Toronto
truck
driver
left
a
note
addressed
to
her
husband
which
said:
"Bill,
Mom
said
you'd
be
better
off
without
me.
I
love
you
too
much
to
spoil
your
life.
Sell
out
and
go
away.
You'll
have
a
chance
now
to
get
out
of
debt.
..."
role
of
Canada's
airmen
in
Eu-
j
year,
ods.
She
now
is
back
in
Korea
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
Jul
Ave.
at
Park
Art.
Phone
Green
217
I
M
AKV
(ilKTIUliK
is
stationary
engineer,
fourth
cla..
In
the
abbey
Coronation
June
2
the
word
replaces
the
historic
"ln-
,ry's
Academy
in
wioasor.
tne
also
Is
director
of
main-
(or
the
five-storey
academy
building
which
rambles
acres.
As
boss
of
the
boiler
room
she
supervises
three
thronization."
Daily
News
Want
Ads
Get
Results
boilers
of
250
horsepowers
each.
Sidetracked
from
her
.uU'iimm
in
uL'cuiuuiK
a
scnoui
leacner,
she
has
been
an
since
1032.
lchior
Trying
to
Fight
fing
Music
on
Own
Level
FOLLOWING
THE
TRAIL-BLAZERS
As
Canadians
push
back
the
frontier
rope.
This
magnificent
base
was
built
by
French
Air
Force
engineers
out
of
funds
provided
by
German
taxpayers
for
use
by
Canadians
under
the
over-all
command
of
American
General
Lauris
Norstad.
The
first
Canadian
squadrons
to
be
stationed
in
Germany
are
in
the
Third
Fighter
Wing,
equipped
with
F86-E
Sabre
jet
fiphters.
Their
arrival
wns
warmly
welcomed
by
the
Allied
air
forces
in
West
Germany,
which
had
until
then
only
a
handful
of
American
Sabres
to
match
the
formidable
Russian
MiG
15
Jets
In
the
Soviet
zone
and
Czechoslovakia.
Now
Canada
has
six
Sabre
squadrons
just
west
of
the
Rhine.
Three
are
here
and
there
arc
three
more
at
the
French
airfield
at
Gros
Tenquln,
only
a
few
minutes
jet
flying
time
away.
and
the
program
has
been
launched
in
Pusan.
Bjarnesan
went
to
Pusan
while
hero
and
formally
presented
the
gift
to
the
Korean
Red
Cross.
Mai.-,
purpose
of
his
trip,
he
said,
was
the
semi-annual
liaison
visit
usually
made
to
workers
In
the
field
here
by
an
officer
from
Toronto
headquarters.
"We
like,
to
we
If
there
is
unytlilng
new
we
can
provide,"
he
said.
.
.
"Our
chief
operation
Is
in
Japan,
where
we
have
18
girls
divided
between
the
hospital
and
convalescent
centre
In
Kure
and
the
Maple
Leaf
Club
in
Tokyo.
We
have
one
in
Korea.
"I
find
that
it
is
extremely
difficult
for
us
to
do
more
for
the
soldiers
than
we
are
doing
now.
Already
we
have
a
more
extended
service
than
we
had
night
clubs
but
also
by
its
ing.
Melchior
insists
that
his
J;v
Mi
l.
SI
HUN
.
i!n
Pri'i
stuff
Writer
liVOKK
LaurUss
Mel-
developing
new'areas,
building
new
audience
be
seated
only
in
front
or
beside
him,
no
one
behind
him.
This
necessitates
a
night
club
set
up
in
the
concert
hall
style
rather
than
having
a
dance
floor
surrounded
by
the
audience
serve
as
the
stuge.
enterprises
banking
service
still
follows
the
pioneer.
Today,
there
arc
more
bank
On
tour
with
him
is
a
cast
of
nine
including
baritones,
tenors.
sopranos
and
a
dual
piano
team
Melchior
Is
particularly
proud
of
3
the
tenor
who
sines
In
16
langu
ages
and
will
otter
some
French
songs
in
Canada.
Melchior
says
branches
to
niect
the
needs'
of
changin
growing
Canada
.
.
.
they
arc
being
used
more.
.
.
they
are
doing
my
'rench
Is
appalling."
Melchior
has
some
other
strong
Toronto-Montreal
Television
Network
Starts
Thursday
TORONTO
(CP)
A
milestone.
The
microwave
relay
con-in
Canadian
television
comes
j
structed
by
the
Bell
Telephone
May
14,
when
network
operation
i
Company
carries
TV
programs
is
started
for
Montreal
and
To-land
telephone
channels
at
the
ronto.
;
same
time.
It
started
at
Buffalo,
The
first
two
Canadian
tele-'and
the
Toronto-Buffalo
leg
has
vision
stations
operated
by
the
been
used
since
January.
Now
it
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpor-
goes
through
Ottawa
to
Mont-ation
at
Montreal
and
Toronto
real,
and
is
so
constructed
that
have
been
providing
regular
I
it
can
be
extended
east
from
:.o
hasn't
high
regard
i
modern
swing
music,
to
fiuht
it
on
its
own
$
night
dub.
I
iiisli-born
horolx
tenor,
on
a
North
American
;b
tour
that
will
take
i
ilirce
Canadian
cities,
f
lic
fact
Hint
such
nov-I
s
as
Open
the
Door
I
make
millions
while
J.ious
music
strugt'lPs
little
financial
en-nt.
J.h
ij
r
opened
tlie
Canadian
lie,'
his
tour
in
Montreal
ay
.'f(t
jm
to
Ottawa
and
k
He
poured
out
his
laments
in
an
interview
Sew
Yurk
stopover.
r
emphasized
that
lie
ii.slike
all
swing.
His
include
everything
!t
ad
opera
iLa
Bohcme,
and
Pagliaccl
in
cos-what
he
considers
the
rj
.wdein
music
such
La
Vie
en
Ruse."
The
4
-a
are
included
as
I
.cal
dinner,"
is
the
way
t
's
it
One
of
his
aims
youth
to
realize
that
5'
isn't
all
the
music
there
more
for
more
people...
than
ever
before.
ideas
on
musical
education.
He
complains
that
while
musical
appreciation
is
taught
in
schools,
students
are
led
up
a
dead-end
street.
Once
they
leave
school
they're
on
their
own
as
far
as
music
is
concerned.
.
"The
government
should
subsidize
music,"
he
says.
The
days
when
wealthy
European
royalty
paid
to
have
operas
and
symphonies
written
have
gone
and
there
have
been
no
reliable
source
of
money
to
replace
those
10th
century
angels.
Since
1900,
branches
of
the
chartered
banks
have
increased
from
700
to
3,8(10.
In
the
past
ten
years
alone,
3,7.,0X
bank
accounts
have
been
opened.
programs
for
some
months.
Now
Montreal,
and
north
and
west
the
stations
are
being
linked
by
from
Toronto
as
required,
an
inter-city
microwave
relay,
f
Such
networks
are
familiar
to
The
relay
is
routed
through
Ot-
i
United
States
television
viewers,
tawa,
where
the
CBC's
third
TV
but
this
is
the
first
purely
Can-station
will
be
opened
soon.
jadian
link.
-
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
$
r
claims
a
degree
of
iji't
date.
In
Las
Vegas,
re
his
press
agent
says
such
attractions
as
tin
and
Jerry
Lewis,
a
t
of
lus
audience
was
i-
of
younger
persons,
t
iid
lie
was
encouraged
1
reaction.
f
sent
tour
is
something
Kiue,
not
only
because
opera
in
costume
to
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the
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consecutive
year,
the
STAR
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emblematic
of
the
finest
beer
brewed
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Canada,
has
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awarded
LUCKY
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in
the
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.
An
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of
the
Brewing
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has
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the
same
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enjoyed
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Canadians
...
as
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for
taste,
for
bouquet
and
for
purity.
With
the
men
who
know
beer
best,
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LAGER
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consistently
the
finest
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